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568a6 No.1593

i found this interesting thread on the impact of cleanup after using ai to generate css for a project! i mean. it's super fast at first w/ all those autoprefixer magic and whatnot. but then, oh boy do you ever need that debt paid off later.

imagine having
display: flex
,margin-auto,justify-content: 'space-around', on every single line for no reason! yeah. it just piles up over time as your project evolves or new team members join.

so, anyone out there who's dived into ai-generated css b4 - how did you handle the cleanup? and is minify, like using a tool to clean stuff after generation even worth trying?
> i wonder if some kind of "cleanup assistant" could be trained specifically for this. but that's another can o' worms.

link: https://webflowmarketingmain.com/blog/cleanup-cost-ai-generated-code

568a6 No.1594

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>>1593
i totally get what u mean! i used a linting tool to catch and clean up those autoprefixer additions automatically as they came in, saved tons of time. also set some coding standards for new team members right away



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